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Experiencing an Emergency or Medical Situation
Activity Overview Emergencies can be frightening and fast-paced, especially for someone with aphasia. Whether it’s a health crisis, accident, or calling 911, being prepared ahead of time can save lives -
Communicating by Phone or Video Call
Activity Overview Phone and video calls are important for staying in touch, managing appointments, and getting information—but they can be especially difficult for people with aphasia. This guide offers strategies -
Going to the Library
Activity Overview Libraries are welcoming places for learning, reading, and connecting with others. But navigating a library can be challenging for people with aphasia due to signs, quiet spaces, and -
Visiting a Place of Worship
Activity Overview Attending religious services or visiting a place of worship can offer comfort and connection—but may also feel intimidating for individuals with aphasia. Services often include spoken prayers, songs, -
Attending a Family Event
Activity Overview Family gatherings can be meaningful but also overwhelming for individuals with aphasia. Events may involve large groups, fast conversations, and emotional moments. This guide offers strategies to prepare -
Ordering at a Restaurant
Activity Overview Eating out can be enjoyable—but also stressful—for people with aphasia. Ordering involves reading menus, making choices, and communicating clearly in noisy or unfamiliar settings. This guide offers strategies -
Using Transportation and Getting a Ride
Activity Overview Using transportation—whether it’s a bus, train, taxi, Uber/Lyft or a ride from a friend—can be difficult for people with aphasia. It involves reading schedules, asking for directions, and -
Going to the Bank
Activity Overview Managing finances at a bank can be challenging for individuals with aphasia. Banking involves complex vocabulary, sensitive conversations, and completing forms. This guide provides communication strategies and preparation -
Going Shopping
Activity Overview Grocery and retail shopping can be stressful for individuals with aphasia. It involves navigating stores, asking questions, understanding prices, and interacting with staff. This guide offers practical tools -
Going to the Doctor
Activity Overview Visiting the doctor can be overwhelming for individuals with aphasia. Medical visits often involve complex language, fast-paced conversations, and important decisions. This guide offers practical ways to prepare,
